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We feel pressure at home, at work, within our families, and in our friendships. Pressure is part of being human. But what do we do with it? How do we handle the relentless weight without breaking down or burning out? What about God? What does He have to say about it, and does He even care? That’s what this series is all about—learning how to not only deal with the pressure, but to survive and thrive. 

No Pressure

Most of Scripture is God’s Word to human beings, but the Book of Psalms records human speech to God. These prayers and songs demonstrate the determination of people of faith to remain connected to God, regardless of their circumstances. Confession, lament, pleading, thanksgiving, praise—all the elements of our communication with God are present. The 150 Psalms in the collection are divided into 5 “books.” During these 30 days, we’ll pray through 6 psalms from each book. Some will be very familiar, others perhaps less so; all will direct our gaze to the God who loves us.

30 Days in the Psalms

These studies examine how we can work as an authentic Christian in the workplace and how to pray for your work colleagues.

Evangelistic Prayer Team Study - How to Be an Authentic Christian at Work

Rabbis teach that, at Sukkot, we recount four things: that God is a God of remembrance, deliverance, holiness and provision. There are three more that, as Messianic Jewish Believers, we find appropriate to celebrate during the Feast of Sukkot: God’s protection, His presence, and our relationship with Him. Join us each day of Sukkot for another devotion focusing on one of these remembrances.


7 Days of Sukkot: Joyfully Remembering All God Has Done

What makes God truly unique? Over five days we will explore the unique attributes that set God apart from all creation and invite us to trust Him completely. Jeremiah 10:6 reminds us, “There is none like you, O Lord; you are great, and your name is great in might.” May this journey draw you closer to God and strengthen your faith.

God Is Unique

No one wants this title:  Widowed.  Whether a male or female, the death of a soulmate catapults the survivor into a new way of living.  We dislike the name given, yet it is so fitting, as we feel trapped in this terrible web.  I invite you to join me as we walk through this 6-day devotional that helps bring a new perspective to our walk!


The Widow's & Widower's Walk

Go Into All the World is a bold invitation for every believer to live Spirit-empowered and on mission. Through the stories of Philip, Barnabas, Timothy, Lydia, and others in Acts, we’ll discover that evangelism isn’t just for the few; it’s for all of us. God has given us the grace and power to share Jesus with our world, and now it’s our turn to say yes!

Go Into All the World

You've finished Session 1, and here you are—ready to binge your way through Session 2! 

In this reading plan you'll find dedicated daily reading of the Text and daily podcast episode. If you've been looking for a way to binge through the content of The BEMA Podcast and catch up on current episodes, this reading plan created by Marty Solomon is here to guide you. 

Binge BEMA Session 2

The Grow Course by Rob McFarlane gives you the essentials to grow in your relationship with God through faith in Jesus Christ. We look at salvation, the Bible, prayer, and fellowship.